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I have all my patients do compression after liposuction and Spanx is nice. For 2 weeks I like a more tighter compression, but underneith I don't see any problems with this. Best, Dr. Emer.
Typically there is no need for Spanx under yourgarment; the compression garment should be tight enough to control any swellingthat may occur. Follow up with your surgeon to be sure you are healingproperly.
Yes, wearing a Spanx can be helpful, just make sure it is not too tight. The Spanx brand is nice because the garments give smooth compression and are comfortable to wear.
Sure. Compression is most important, and any kind of spandex type of garment can be used post procedure.
Some bleeding is normal but usually it's diluted. However, "soaked in blood" doesn't sound normal. You should see your surgeon asap just in case.
Liposuction, even with the laser, will not remove excessive skin. After bariatric surgery, most patients will need surgery, like tummy tucks and thigh lifts, to remove the excess skin and reshape their bodies. I would suggest meeting with a board certified plastic surgeon and discussing your...
Yes they can, I suggest going to your physician to have a look. It is best that at the beginning you have a smooth compression so there are no permanent issues. Best, Dr. Emer.
You should really ask your surgeon first. It may be okay to drink alcohol if you're not too swollen and you're recovering well. I wouldn't suggest you drink too much, though, because it could compromise your healing.
You are still in the early stage of healing and still have a fair amount of swelling. Continue to wear your compression garments and keep your follow up visits with your doctor. Slowly, you should see the results.
I would suggest waiting at least 7 days. If the activity does not hurt during or afterwards, then you may do it. Be sure, however, to wear your compression garment for at least 2-4 weeks.
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